Sentence examples for hardly slipped from inspiring English sources
Monk, who died in 1982 but withdrew from the public years earlier, has hardly slipped into oblivion.
Yet some Democrats here expressed concerns that the Clintons have hardly slipped gently away as Mr. Gore's big week approaches.
He makes wearable pieces, like a series of stainless steel brooches set with diamond micro-pav?as well as the utterly conceptual: an intricately carved aluminum engagement ring that, at 3.5 inches, or almost 9 centimeters in diameter, is almost as broad as a hand and at 1.5 inches thick, hardly slips on to a finger.
This, I felt, would hardly suffice: the bedcovers slipped again.
My wife, Sandy, and I had lived in Nairobi for four years in the 1970s, and in all the miles and places since then, hardly a week had slipped by without Sandy making some mention of Africa, as though life there had been lived on some special plateau that only a privileged few will ever know.
Ballance hopes the confidence gained in Australia's capital can help turn fortunes around, admitting England can hardly afford to slip 2-0 behind in a five-game series.
In the troubled euro zone Spain and Portugal have improved their standing in the table since 2010, though Greece and Italy have hardly budged and France has slipped eight places.American regulators expanded the sorts of assets that count towards the new liquidity-coverage ratio for large American banks.
It's strange that the administration is defending a man who seems hellbent on slashing benefits while co-chairing Obama's Catfood Commission (this is hardly a slip of the tongue. Simpson has been bashing Social Security for quite a while).
"No, it isn't, not hardly". Ten years ago this April 15, Karen Ann slipped into a coma after consuming a mixture of drugs and alcohol.
He's slipped a bit largely because he hardly played at the end of last year because of a back problem.
But in No 10 they are quietly delighted that they have slipped this under the radar with hardly anyone noticing.
